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...illustrious busts lining the walls and the cornucopia of intolerable chaches lining up for popcorn chicken, we wondered what type of legacy we will leave here. Will we simply fade to black like all the faceless humans who have preceded us? Will Harry Lewis rename Maxwell Dworkin in our honor? If we don’t die before June, will anyone even remember our names? These questions quickly became depressing, like hooking up with a girl who smells like full-court basketball, so we decided to take the future into our own hands. With that in mind, we?...
...Lost” When tragedy strikes, with affirmative action 2 - Wearing many hats A hilarious joke 3 - JAWS A shark; also for chomping 4 - Marathons Approximately 26.2 miles 5 - Silent prayer The honor system for religion
...great privilege and a great responsibility.”Professor Jill Lepore, Elkins’ colleague in the history department, was also recognized by the Pulitzer Board as one of three nominated finalists in the History category.“It’s a great honor and I’m thrilled,” Lepore said. “I’m interested in how ideas of the past change—what we know and what we forget.” Her work, “New York Burning,” which studies an 18th...
...simply be turning up. "From a domestic Chinese point of view," says the Carnegie's Pei, "you have not really established your credentials as a leader until you have been received on the south lawn of the White House with all due pomp and ceremony," such as an honor guard and a 21-gun salute...
...monochromatic excess because all the shows are alike, from the fake panic that the party may not happen to the scary-sexy dry humping on the dance floor. And no matter what the nominal theme of the party--California beach party, Moulin Rouge, the color pink--each guest of honor is really after only one thing. "I feel famous. I love it," says one. Another: "I definitely felt like I was famous." Yet one more: "I felt like such a star." The teenagers take on all the tics of fame, from tiny dogs to referring to oneself in the third...